1344-03-25, Berkhamp

Order to receive eight pairs for sterlings, eight pairs for halfpennies, and eight pairs for which the king is sending to them by Peter de Okeburn, John's in a bag under the chancellor's seal, and to cause money to be therewith, as it was ordained by the king and council that money halfpennies and farthings should be made at the exchange at wherefore the king ordered John de Flete, keeper of the exchange, to cause such stamps to be made at that exchange and to have in chancery on acertain day to be delivered to the treasurer's and John de Flete sent the said stamps to chancery on that day delivered them to Peter in presence of the chancellor. By C.